Category: News

Diana Martinez Mesa Legend “If the sky is purple for them, we have to agree that the sky is purple,” Melissa Phillips said. Phillips has been working at an assisted … Read More

Keith Whittemore Mesa Legend For many students, especially those to whom higher education is a new experience, the road to graduation can be a long and difficult one.Between juggling school, … Read More

Kyla Noble Mesa Legend Fast-food workers demanding a $15-an-hour minimum wage walked out in hundreds of cities on Nov. 17 of last year, starting a full-scale campaign to gather the … Read More

Nikki Waldmann Mesa Legend Not only is Arizona known for the desert and hot weather, but it is also one of the top-rated states in America for greater risk of … Read More

Joe Jacquez Mesa Legend The Syrian civil war between the Bashar Al-Assad government and Western-backed rebels has lasted four years, and many Syrian citizens have realized that it is not … Read More

Keith Whittemore Mesa Legend Vermont senator and Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders gave a speech at Georgetown University on Nov. 19 to explain his views on democratic socialism. Sanders began his … Read More

Lulu Cardoso Mesa Legend One-fourth of all women will experience domestic violence from abusive relationships in their lifetime.  While statistics are harder to find for men, according to SafeHorizon.org, 3 … Read More

Cameron Abbott Mesa Legend Times are changing, and the flow of time only works one way. That, however, doesn’t mean that something only has one life to live. A second … Read More

Keith Whittemore Mesa Legend Tucked away in the southeast corner of campus, the MCC Urban Farmers Club is starting a green revolution. Spurred on by the shortcomings of traditional agriculture, the … Read More

Keith Whittemore Mesa Legend On Nov. 2, Scottsdale Community College hosted a lecture and discussion about conflicts in the Middle East. The event was held jointly by the Israel Public Diplomacy … Read More